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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16


Trains will leave wilmington - follows
Philadelphia. lszprsss,, =: ls3; 80; sS
IL 20, q OF, Q %. - o 70, o 20 and a.. % p. N.
Accommodation, o 20. 7 90. 7 o., 10 30 O. %
. 30, 4 90, 7 20, . 10, 10 30 p. NJ.
For Chester (expressl. Q 50. 7 10. 70 40
Q ~, II Is. II 81 .. n, II &c. q, 20 and 10
r Accommodation, . 20. 7 %, : os, SIS. 10 %
.. m, . 20, Of, I %, % and 10 30 p. N.
row York, 100, o. A41 $50. 100, -
10 OF. II 81 .. m. si2 ~, 2ol, 3 20. ssI 20
FOR YVES. Chester, va Lsmokin. $40 an'
. y For r. Ne Newark eosnsssj and in,erm.d,s..
stations. 7 ~ .. m, II - and n p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate f,ations, 10 D
.. m, Q 81 p. m. ana IL II night.
Baltimore and bay Line, Is p. 10.
baltimore and Wilmington, ! 70. = 20, o
10 os, II 90 o. M, Il 90, sll1. 40, 10, %
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, o 90. 8 90 q. m, IL %, 70, "
% p. m. and IL % pisht.
Georgetown and Lewes, 6 90 .. m, and . .
seaiord tExpres) s0p. IN.
Express for Harrington, 10 asa m, $50 !
N. Way train 25 p. m.
Express for Dover, harrington and del
mar, 10 Is .. m. and IL 02 night. $780,.
Franklin Oity, 80 Q. IN.
Express for Olpe Oharlss, Old Point Cou
fort and Norfolk, 10 IS .. m, and IL e2 nigh
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street fe
Wilmington texpress). II 10, 10, 70, y
| 9 10, 10 os. 10 70. II IS, ilt6 =. N; Sol. %
accommodation, o 30, 10 rs n. u, l 81, Q
Ia %, o a. 8 90, 10 % 10 ~ and II ~ y. N.
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marriage of q weII-Known Actor.


The New York Sun has tho following
in relation to Walter Bentley, an actor
who is we'll known In this city:
"Another marriage that will create
gos. ip is that Of MI Walter Bentley, q
widely known "star" actor, to Miss
Florence Grant. The ceremony, it Is
learned, occurred at Glasgow Scotland,
not long ago, in the private room Of
Sheriff Muir of that city. The door OF
the Sheriff's office Was locked. and
when the ceremony was con- luded the
contracting parties were allowed to de
part secretly, and by different exits.
Bentley ia the son OF the Rev. DIR. BeRg,
an Edinburgh divine, aud Is nephew
on his mothers side Of Emily Faithful,
the philauthropist. He lie about 80 and
was educated for the ministry, but pre-
ferred the stage, which he adopted
while travelling In New Zealand In
1873
In London, In 1874, be played In
Wyndbam' 8 company, and for the fol
lowing three years be was leading mar
In Henry Irving's support at the Ly
ceum. Afterwsrd he starred through
the English provinces, and in 1883 ht
was brought here to travel as the hero
| in ''The Silver King" all over the coun
try. Ia the company with him, as tn,
heroine. was Miss May Brooklyn, &
| pretty American girl, and good &C
iress For lo2g time the gossips in
sisted that Bentley and Miss Brookyi
were engaged, end it WAS once evei
printed that they were married. In tn
light of later developments that coult
hardly have been true. Bentley last ap
peared here, 1t is believed, in 1888, q
the Union Square, In Carrie Swain
play, Jack iI-the. Box"
He has since been touring In til
British PROVINCES Nobody sesms t
know his bride, but everybody is wor
deripg why the nuptisls were so mystt
riously performed. Bentley doesn t seer
TO be popular among the actors in th
ty. One of them recalled that b
once either left or was discharged froI
company because be insisted upo
having the lime light glare follow hiI
all ever the stage at the least excuse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

the buying has nothing on
his mind but to do his best
in this one thing. It's so
with every other department
in the Store-every buyer
alert to see what the people
want and to get it on the
best possible terms. The
best goods for the least
money. That's the buying
motto; it's the selling motto,
too. The men who keep
the accounts and have to do
with the finances and look
to this and that of q thou
sand things about the store
don't NEEDLE with the buy
ing and selling. They
couldn't be done SO well in
any other way. Our Dress
Goods buyer knows every
manufacturer Of note on
either side Of the Atlantic
He knows where stocks are
big, where styles are bud.
ding Che helps them to bud)
where it's wise to buy and
what. He couldn't know &c
well if his head were full o
the everyday burden of {
big business. So of the
buyer who looks after Silks
or Boots and Shoes, or Car
pets, or Upholstery, or Fur
lniture, or what not. We'll
be glad to have you com
pare what any one OF then
has to sell with the same
sort Of thing that anybody
! else has to sell. You can
make the test easier thai
With Hosiery, Underwear o
Gloves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16
ST yer Coinage.

There surely shoold be some imi.
set to the coinage OF silver dollars.
They are all right as far as they 20 for
circulating medium, but there are N ore
of them thar can be put into circula.
ton. Up to be present time 256. AL.
641 Bland dollars have been coined, but
OF these only s57, PA $40 have gone into
circulation. The balance is stored up
in the varioU Is treasury repositories OF
the government. The Treasury Depart
ment says II dannot pay them out even
ii IL tried. L: says further that even IL
1t wanted to pay all the government OBJ
legations from day to day in silver II
co1id not do 80 on account of the i'm
mense amour = OF labor involved In
handling 1t. This msy strike the
minds Of som people as immense, bnt
II Is an actual fast. On an average
the disbursm hn.s of the government
are about q million dollars day, and
that amount would weigh thirty tonr.
Why, the han ding OF that much silver
q day is almost ply 81 cal i'm possibi
II needs no Argument to show that gold
coin would b4 less laborious to handle,
and certified paper securities OF the
government handler still. L. Is en-
tirely useless then, under the ciroum-
stances, to keep on coming silver.
People have NO objection to having IS
many silver dollars about them as they
can Garry conveniently, but there are
very few who would care to be loaded
down with more than fifty at one time,
at the most more than hundred, while
he1could IS Conveniently carry ten times
that amount In gold and thousands Of
times that amour. In paper certiti Gates
The folly, therefore,, OF coming twenty
Ave or thirty millions mere of then
every year 10 50 apparent that every
man OF ordinary sense can clearly se'
4. Whas u b result OF this continuous
co mage of do lars will be II 1t continues
Is diffiouit 10 forsee. Is 1t to 60 or
until all the silver in the land Is coined
in B and dollars? Why clnnot silyel
~ we'll be kept In bullion, vithou
going b the expense OF coming 1t into
dollars that are slowed away in tbs
treasury vaults uncalled for? 1t Il
we'll enough 10 let the people have all
the silver they can use for a circulating
medium, bus no more. That amour
seems to ha We reached the limit O
about S57 ,00D, 600. 30 thai there ar,
about $3.50, 00o, 900 uncsllsd for. Th'
amount used makes about 81 for ever
man, woman ard child In the nation
while he mount coinsd would max,
about $40 for eash
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16
HARRY c. PARKER'S
NO, IS E. 3RD ST.,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Trade Dollars Taken

At par 70 footwear at the Family Shoe
House, 208 Market street, above Second.
Full value for your money, whether you
have Notes, Bland Dollars or Trade Dol
lars.
The very best for style. At and wear ever
offered In Wilmington at the price is our
gents 81 shoe. Button, hook, lace and
Congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for $3.
Our gents seamless "Day Sewed" hook
lace, stylish and plenty Of good wear at
g.
Our gents fine calf hook lace with kan
CARGO kid top only $2.75; real value, %. SO.
Our gents calf hand sewed hook lace, a;
worth IS 0rr gents hook lace and Con-
gress handmade, o. so; would cost you a,
any other store $3.50. All these are ex-
ceptionally big bargains. Once you see
them you will acknowledge them the best
for the money you have ever seen.
We are the acknowledged headquarters
for ladies, boys and children's shoes.
Remember-1f what you buy here does
not at, you can return, have exchanged,
or get your money back.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

PusIlo SALE -o,-
REAL ESTATE.
The following described rsal estate win
b seld . No. ~ AAFkss ssssst. Wiimias-
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1857,
ArsOOLOoK r. H.:
No. l. AZ room sstsry brick dwelling. ~
No. Two room ssiory brick dwsilinss
Nos M and 2ss Parrish streets, and rent,
No. j. Aer,om story brick dwelling. A.
No. 1875 W. Fourth street Lot isxso isst.
No. 4 As room brick swsling, No. sn
windsor street, ana rents for " per month
No. 8. Two 2story frame dwellings. on
the north side Of Eighth street. West Of I'm
Pont. Lot tiexioo feet.
No. sss Windsor street, and rents for Go
No. I. AT room story brick dwelling
with bath. at NO. fO1z Bennett street. LIZ
No. 6. Two 4 rosn two story brick dwell
inxs, n os i22 and ia Cedar street Io'
2sxtb. with 3.fost wide alley. and rens for d
No. y A room 2-rtary fra ne dwelling
at No. 7oT Warner sftest. Lot iexfo feet.
at No. 40 ". escaud erect md rents 10
SO per month
NJ. IL Asr.ou Tcory trifs dwelling
mo. lto Scott rss,
No. IL. A 3 story br'cs ,icrr rsd dwell
Ing Of IL rooms and bstp. y. ;ds sLGtoeas
corner Of Fruit anu Glastei 1885, Lo
scxss feat.
ford street, % n. in. sossh - A street
l No. L. A room 2 stOfy ndck dwelling
with bath, No. AIS tf~nhiia street. 10
Ii5xe9 feet.
/ No. rs 40 room -ioef ssick dwelling
at Ne. 1o6 S.o't street
No. 10. Lot ltxis ct Gu the south sido {
DAVIS street. ana sol fnet stsi Il Dure IT.
No. IL. Lot 3sal2b Iest ~ the N. 4. DOR
OF Twepty.tnifd and Tatnaii street,, o
twenty third. raved and curbed.
| No. Is. As room story brick dwell'ns
with bath and gas, at No. s south OlAyto
street. 10; AxSo fcet 9Th foot alley.
No. 10. A 10 rcon 8 story brick dwel
ling, with bath, at no. ll0b w. Seventh 8
Lot lsxao feet.
No. 20. A 8 room 2.story britk dvelifnI
with bath, at NO. ITO Scott street
No Il. Lot 26 feat in b. 90 IT, at y.
corner Ct Thir zenith and Heaid streets.
40. ~ lot b0xi00 fee, at tho northe a
corner OF Second aud Webb streets.
Persons who may feel disposed TO invest
real estate, or SQUIRE for themselves . nom
would do we'll - go upon the prem Isl
prov ions 10 the sale and view the u,foperi
, / % the very accom- m odAt ing terms whit
Will be made kn avn a. sale will put u
majority OF these pruperti les within ca
reach OF tho,c OF even moderate meape,
the cash payment required In many cas
. Iwlll be q o. ere nor inal sum.
ml5-4t HUklI.L D. LAHk, Auct's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

A COMMUNICATION elsewhere from
Mr.. + o. Biberstsiu, Of Ktamensi, sets
the order OF the Iron Hall straight be-
fore the people, many OF whom. like
the city editor Of the REPUBLICAN,
we're misled by an incorrect report OF
0 speech made In Philadelphia BY .
speaker in favor OF 90 operative indus
tries. Friend Bibcrstein being the
Deputy Supreme Justice OF the Order
OF the Iron Hall In Delaware, what be
says OF 1t may be accepted o. correct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

men a new greAauluc
comes to us the first test is
to see if it'll slip. That's
where a grenadine ii show
weakness if anyw h e re.
Weave can't well be firm
and loose at the same time.
Our twisted silk grenadines
IL come az near to not slip
ping as can be. They're
the lightest, best make
goods Of the kind in the
world. Pure silk, Lyons
weave; SI,25 to S2.5o.
We've had this make season
after season; tried it,
proved it.
So OF the open mesh silk
lgrenadine. No guess work:
it'll stand the tests. You
expect the higher grades to
be good, but try the lowest,
the 81 kind. II a maker
Sights anything he'll slight
the low cost stuffs. See if
1you can find any glozed. over
work in our cheapest. Not
SO good as the 81, but every
thread honest, every twist
perfect.
4 A 2 yard wide All-Silk
i jersey Cloth, $40. Three
. Quarters II make a jacket
Second circle, southeast Of centre.
Picking out and picking
, out from the dainty 20 cen'
Examines has left only thu
red and red mixed. They
shall 60 at Is cents.
Southwest Of certre
Ladies and children
!. muslin and cambria under
wear has been moved to tn
Chestnut street front jus
}. east Of the Arcade. Nor
room for it, better light
$ Moving stirred up som
stuff that we'd rather lose Of
than keep. You'll kno,
that as soon as you see tn
prices.
Chestnut street front, east OF Arcade.
One OF the nattiest of tn
all-wool herring
bone plaid with figured sill
:, stripes. In the light color
,,'42 in, $3.50; plain, 81.
Southwest of centre.
II You came so fast for ii
II Lupin's Silk and Wot
e Tamise at Is cents FUSED
= be SI.25) that the pieces c
) Inland went before we cou'
IL get the balance of the pu
y chase here. It's all on II
- shelves now.
Second circle, southeast of centre.
y, JOHN WANAMAKER,
- chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stre'
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Du ~ ~ ssLt-Qi
L. Horses. at Agsv
FRIDAY, sla

DUN ~ ssLs-Od
l. Horses, at Agas
FRIDAY, sls
7 Tenty five assd I'D
cows. ffeta aai In
hsss c ", wee ;.lst
tet 10. By a gooi n
itraig 1t and naas
sale. W MP ti.ir,tz
bIcGer; al o q lev "a
o. hoF'sL Nj
AEyeari old IL
LOCKER and soOi isR
s years Oh, arte, nj.
ni = 'od vrfs.. h.
| years Old touBl III
and dIige.. Nai AM
to ether No. {, Kz
und, tut ~ ua
BLACK, v yeas "a, I'D
md driver, NdtN
driver ami NG,s Ifn
coed saddier mt
sound, good xriIr
spr!rg gum TOP lhs
nc " tpa'-spft'giAA
new lo-,op store M
aew one nal sxilx
eather iI!lmtittss
ST top surrey, aaax
It9-sested KAT. skix
wagon seven seosls
ops, most Of 'ta al
be sold, a. | nsvsls
hATe ute ior ast ~
| purpose LstrA
xain. Ninety i,s
| go. Dinner / a
| ostp ortntnt ~
| vet willsl gndas
l. Is. Il i arrive ~
part d inetf d'er
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IN EFFECT, JAN. 30. 1887
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot


Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST.bOUND:
Phiia. Accommodation, daily .s.0oA. NJ
Phila. Accommodation, daily. ....9.30 A. M
Western Express, daily. LIZA A. ID
Pbfla. Accomu ocation, daily ....3.lb y. NJ
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... o 10 p. HI
Phil. Accom- 0dation, daily, 300 p. NJ
Chicago Limited, daily ..l2o3 A. N
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. station dolly
except sunday, at l57 p. M; arrives II
Philadeiphia at 3.25 p. M. Stop at all sta
tons.
WEST-BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily ...........7.4sA A. NJ
Arrives Chicago lilo next M orntny. Tint
train does not take Baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited, daily....... II. 80 A. M
Arrives Cincinnati 7.46 A. M. st. Louii
o.t0 p. M. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
oAliy. ...................... .S30P. n
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. stat, on daily
except sunday, at 8. 20 q. m; arrives in U an
ton al e.46 p. IN. Stops at all stations.
FOR LANDENBERG, 800 A. III. ano
90 7. M, daily. $40 p. M. daily, except
Sunday.
Trains leave Market street Station:
For Philadelphia I 80 A. NJ, s66 A. N
and 24b p. NJ. daily. For baltimore Of
A. NJ. daily except Sunday. For Landen
berg y So A. M. and IS p. NJ, daily, 70I
a. m. and 90 +. M, daily except Sunday,
Through tickets can be secured ard sleep
ing car berths reserved by applying TO Il
d. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot.
W. IRWIN, OK. LORD.
Superintendent. 9en1 Pass. Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

THE STATE OF Delaware has loaned
5000, 900 TO the Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia Railroad, for which 1t
draws six per cent. interest-or In all
$50, 900 annually. The Safe is now
authorized to re'and $3.50, 900 OF Its OBJ
legations at 8 per cent, and we doubt
not will get 1t. With such sharp finan-
ciering - this, the Legislature could
very we'll afford to repeal the meroan
tile and manufacturing tax OF one
fourth Of one per cent. In gross receipts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

GENTLEMEN OF the Legislature, You
who are fAvoring . bill TO take vote
on calling Constitutional State Con.
vention on the FIRST Tuesday OF next
November, title your bill IAN act to
show the people how not to do IT." and
then you will deceive nobody.
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AnuspnEHFs.

n. AOADEMY OF nUSio.
Evsrv steruoon q Z. and evening sss.
lOe.-ADMlH9l0m-Des.
Engagement Of the great ssnsationAi sf'iss'
the LIONZO BROS,
who will appear this week In Of tns,,
wreat dramas. introducin their wondefN
srsinsd dogs, Tiger and Lion. Remember
\ GOOD reserved ssat for 80 eenu-
Next week Wtnnstcs "faGiop oiaveNp'
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DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il Intending to quit houseke, ping will FELL
AT his sidence sJs Jefferson street on MON
DAY, March 2lst at 8 o'clock a. IN. his house
hol and kitchen furniture consisting Of beds
bedding tables chalrs walnut chamber set
nearly ne~ good cook s'ove, No. 2, . feather
beds, walnut chitd's CRIB and many other ar
ticles. HENRY MYERS.
Hpkill and Iank, Aurts. ml5-ts
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tt 10 Mice at Play.

A 10 ,al in the Every Evening yester.
day ssye: John Fox was arrested In
BAlt!m0fs at noon to-day through o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16
WBLle.s
r. MIC sALEI
10. sls w,,, seaASl
DelAwars, On 'Wet =

Delaware, Oh 'na,
sAI ell
2, h... /" 100. , ,s,'l'sI,
p = !; Il: 81
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NO. 2 Brow s eois
dig D; weighs lSo S'i'ssiy
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y year ~. ~. 10 fandt,I ss W.T.
~a . s ,o bona I'D M
~ ma = team : 4. for any m
nigh. weighs ia Ga" M.
AI az suitable Tor M ,V v.
AN, no . driy ns', ~
mare = well broken n, III
| y. NO. !. RroSt ta ss.,
,I ooo pou'ds a los M
pp me- AMI sbls % i. ,,,
ored, With ina r MI ~ M
ana an extra rlc., n.y.
NO. no, y Li1h, rs,s NJ
nsas h'sh. .,ys
No n sha 40 sii'lm
him v ~, hi ,, " honI
viii msss a a. ..H posli
no 20 Il, H..
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No. 2o 4"u ~ IN
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Notioe.

Notice.
We wish it DISTINCTLY under.
stood that We will not pay any
bills contracted against G. W.
VERNON & Sons, without a writ
ten order signed by the firm only.
GEO. w. VERNON & SONS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16
List of Public sales.

March
II. John H. Peoples, NJ. q. HID.
17,Oharies L. Quest, Brandy Id.
IL, X. l.. Roberts, Chester.
is, Andrew Jonee, sos Market at.
ls, Libernan Appleby, Chris. Hid
Is, Mrs. Jetieris, city.
IS, +. II. johnson. Pencader HID.
10, Jerry Dousherty, NJ. U Hid.
:. ~, A. Valentine, Brandywine Hid
" le, Jester l. Mcdaniel, horses.
Z" ~ y. W. McOaulley, Court Ii use
" u, Mr. Phillips Brandywine Hid.
" Il ]. II. Gould. New Castle HID.
- %, Edmund Wilson, h. HID.
% 20, J h. Bowling, 9th and Adams
q "A A. d, Tyson, chester.
April
- 2. Evans Pennington.
' 7. Ellis Hicks ChTistiana HID.
a 22. Wm. McMensmin, city.
- ~, Mrs. Gray.
A. 70, Il. II. Barr, 9th ward.
3" 80, Mrs. Hayes Chandler,
g %, +. Is. Roe, 10t W. 8th ct.
"a, sarah A. Wintrup, 3o7 french
-. w. u, Martin, horses.
IS, Lafayette hotel property.
81, X. l.. Roberts, Chester.
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WILMINGTON a NORTHERN Kp

WILMINGTON II NORTHERN R.R.
Time table In effect an. 23rd, 1887. lrainf
leave Wilmington French et-ect) as follows
For Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
held, Waynesourg junction, Manor, Po,ts
Vile, TAI aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer.
and Reading X. H., 100 a. m. and 2tb p. N
For Coatesville. Lmbreeville, Lepape
Ohadd's Ford and DuPont's and in.erme
diate points, 7.ol a. m. z ID, and rs D. m.
For West Chester, I. 90 a. m. 2i6, and 4.a
p. m.
For New Bridge and Intermediate points
e.lb P. n. Except Oh Saturday, when trail
will leave at 8 80 p. m.
A. u. MoOAUSLARD, l.. A. BOWER,
Superintendent. Genl Pass. Agit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-16

DUBLlO sALE-THk sUBSOklBsh
l. intending TO cha nge hts mode OF "a I'm
Ing, will sell at public tale, on h is fsrn
nesr Newport, on
MONDAY, MARCH u, 1tS7,
at O'Clock p. M,
6 head Of horses. good workers and r.
drivert;2 eolte. 3 years old, g0,d XEk9S
CrLo stocx; 20 head Of goo milch co as,
~ most Of them in pr, fl by day OF sale
stock bull. 3 pair OF work oxen; one Goo ley
creamer, q lot II milk PANS.
ERsA.-3 and 70 ,nihs credit on giyinl
q bankhble note vi b approved endorssr.
JOSEPH II. GOULD.
l.. W. Stidham son, Auct's. m6-6&w.u
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BIG IMPROVEMENT

We have torn out, fixed up
and made q large and fine show
room, and we carry large stock
Of the best made Harness, in the
State of Delaware, at prices to
suit the people.
Also big stock Of
Trunks, Bags . Horse Equipments
at the lowest prices.
Try pan of my Patent Oil
Harness soap, best in the mar
ket.
Leave your order for a good
set of Harness, and get the worth
Of your money at
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At s3l Market street, tie following house
hold goods: large stove, with Tator back
1 K .tchen tsb bio and kitchen CHAIR,
what not, Wheeler 4 Wilson 30 sing ms
CHI ipc, 10 good order; . square marble-top
table, walnut table,. lot Of Venotiat
blinds. egg boiler, ! oyster dish, lot Of ice
cream tables tubi, cans, saucers, new
large Dilk cans. lot OF milk pans, lot OF
glass globes. aud ether suadfy articles toe
numerous too mentior. lerms cash
mli4t u. LEMON.
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